Lou
Colletta, Lake Township's webmaster since its creation, passed away December
20, 2025. In addition to designing and maintaining the first municipal
website in Huron County, Lou had
served the Lake Township community for close to 30 years in various
other capacities; he was a member of the Planning Commission and the
Zoning Board of Appeals for nearly 20 years, he volunteered to help
get the Township recycling program up and running, he created the
easement maps on the Township website, and he could generally be
relied on to lend a helping hand whenever one was needed.
Lou
also created the Watershed Alliance Group website in conjunction with
his assisting the Sierra Club and Saginaw Valley State University when
those organizations were monitoring Huron County rivers for Ecoli.
Additionally, Lou contributed to the Knowwind website,
helping to educate Thumb residents on the subject of wind energy.
Lou's
depth and breadth of knowledge, his integrity, his passion, and
especially his friendship was greatly appreciated and will be missed
by everyone who was fortunate enough to know him.
Please
bear with us while we make transitions to our website.
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Lou's
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The
Lake Township Planning Commission will be working to develop a
Recreation Plan and toward that end is asking residents of the
township to share their ideas on what facilities or programs, e.g.
bike paths, playgrounds, etc. they would like to see included if the
financial resources were available. Recreation Plans based on the
desires of the public can help local government decide how to properly
allocate resources and may even provide the necessary funding by
making townships like ours eligible for grants from the state
government.
Michigan
Public Service Commission Notices of Hearing
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Consumers
Energy Jan 13, 2026 <<
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DTE
Energy - Jan 20, 2026 <<
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FEMA
Insurance Study <<
Revised
Priliminary Flood Insurance Study (FIS) and Flood Insurance Rate Map
(FIRM) for Huron County, Michigan (All Jurisdictions), FIRM panels
0126E, 0127E, 0131E, and 0132E.
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FEMA Map Service Center <<
ATTENTION
Wildfires
are unplanned fires that burn in natural areas like forests, grasslands
or prairies. These dangerous fires spread quickly and can devastate not
only wildlife and natural areas, but also communities.
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TIPS
FOR RESPONSIBLE BURNS
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